Pastor Troy has been steadily putting out music since 1999, releasing his new album, Welcome To The Rap Game earlier this month. The Georgia rapper has stayed true to his aggressive southern style, and on the new release from the record, "For Real Money" he's joined by a rapper who's well-versed in that very same type of rap.

Princess was a founding member of Crime Mobb, the influential post-crunk group that likely pulled influence from Troy himself, and while we haven't heard enough from her in recent years, she sounds right at home rapping alongside the Pastor.

Last year, Pastor Troy gave us one of the best verses on Future's extensive "Sh!t" remix. Check that one out here.

Quotable Lyrics:Get the memoMoney stay on my mentalI can spell it out, 'cause it's simpleIf it ain't for change, what you here for?

For Real Money

Pastor Troy recruits Princess for his new release, "For Real Money".

Pastor Troy has been steadily putting out music since 1999, releasing his new album, Welcome To The Rap Game earlier this month. The Georgia rapper has stayed true to his aggressive southern style, and on the new release from the record, "For Real Money" he's joined by a rapper who's well-versed in that very same type of rap.

Princess was a founding member of Crime Mobb, the influential post-crunk group that likely pulled influence from Troy himself, and while we haven't heard enough from her in recent years, she sounds right at home rapping alongside the Pastor.

Last year, Pastor Troy gave us one of the best verses on Future's extensive "Sh!t" remix. Check that one out here.

Quotable Lyrics:Get the memoMoney stay on my mentalI can spell it out, 'cause it's simpleIf it ain't for change, what you here for?